Uncategorised Rupert Murdoch steps down but wretched legacy remains He is stepping down from Fox and News Corporation, but the impact of his power continunes well beyond Rupert Murdoch’s retirement.
Uncategorised Australian female scientists almost entirely excluded from high school curriculum: Research The achievements of Australian female scientists are almost entirely omitted from high school textbooks, a new study has found.
Uncategorised ‘Sexist, out of place act’: Jenni Hermoso issues powerful statement. And federation threatens to sue And the Spanish Football Federation threatens to sue.
Soapbox Between nostalgia and amnesia: The legacy of Julia Gillard as PM, 10 years after her ousting People have been quick to wipe their hands clean of yesterday’s sexism in order to make Gillard yesterday’s heroine, writes Joshua Black.
Employers Why all employers committed to families should back The Voice to Parliament To be clear, I believe in a fair, equitable and inclusive Australia for all. For me, that means supporting a Voice to Parliament as a pathway to help achieve this for First Nations People.
Uncategorised Australian women’s access to abortion is a postcode lottery. Here’s what needs to change As the Senate inquiry report states, abortion is a postcode lottery. Many women don’t know how to get an abortion or where to go.
News & Views New research shows peak age for girls dropping sport is 15 with time and body confidence factors contributing Australia’s peak age for girls dropping out of sport is 15-years-old, according to new research from Visa and Year 13.
Uncategorised Dove launches ad to eliminate beauty stereotypes in video games for women and girls The beauty brand Dove has taken a stand against oversexualised graphics of women in video games by releasing a new ad.
Ed's Blog Two years since Scott Morrison declared women lucky to not be ‘met with bullets’ Former Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s legacy was back in the national spotlight on Tuesday night as he took to national television to share his views on the latest developments in the AUKUS treaty, and his “regrets” regarding Robodebt.
News & Views ‘It’s because of her that my life is possible’: Sally Sitou on progress As I stand in our Parliament as part of a majority female federal government, I am grateful to the many Labor women who paved the way.
Uncategorised From age 5 to 42: All the BS things I’ve been told as a woman Each year, a new sexist stereotype to internalise… Jacqui McCallum reflects on what it’s like growing up female.
World The hope that continues as children rescued and how you can help The growing death toll from the earthquake in Türkiye and Syria is staggering, now at 11,700 with so many more missing.
